If you live somewhere that gets a lot of rain then a waterproof shoe is a must. They are perfect for driving in the car to the golf course, playing a round, and then driving home again because they are usually light and comfortable, but most won't offer as much traction as a spiked shoe. Spikeless golf shoes offer off-course versatility.

Spiked golf shoes offer better grip and stability but don't sit as low to the ground as spikeless models. The models above are split into spiked (or cleated) and spikeless designs and there are pros and cons of each. There are a number of factors to consider when picking out your next pair of golf shoes so to help you narrow down your search and inform your buying decision, below we have put together some key points. What To Look For When Choosing A Budget Golf Shoe What To Look For When Choosing A Golf Shoe Read our full Rife Golf RF-01 Pro Approach Shoe review.Great value for money, but a shoes we'd recommend for summer use only. It combatted the morning dew very well and on sloping lies, the tacky rubber ensured we didn’t lose our footing during the swing. The grip from the clever and plentiful traction angles on the Ultra Track outsole was surprisingly good. It only comes in two block colours of black or white and in sizes 7-11, so options are fairly limited, but overall it’s a good-looking shoe visually.

This is a modern, versatile spikeless offering with its neutral design able to match multiple outfits.

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